List all the ways to practice F2L here

[bryanphillips]

I also want to suggest the same process to you:

1. Color memorization duhhhh..
2. Make your eyes narrow, Seek for the colors the your looking for.
3. Memorize 41 Cases?YEP!
4. Metronome What is it? it will make u tense so you will be nervoused and solve it amazingly!
5. Love your cube!

 

[TDM]

3. Memorize 41 Cases?YEP!

Don't. I'd suggest learning every case intuitively, and then later seeing if there are better algs for those cases. Not only does this reduce the number of algs you have to learn, but it also gives you a better understanding of the cube. The only algs I had to learn because my solutions weren't great were double/triple sexy/antisexy, which weren't hard to learn at all. Learning algs for every case is harder and unnecessary.

 

[CubeCow]

I started using a metronome yesterday, and i'll tell you something, it feels like my F2L progresses insanely every minute i'm doing metronome solves.

This actually sound like I good way to practice. I might start using it.

 

[jms]

I disagree with the people saying 'just practise'. You can practise all you like, and get good at the stuff you know, like maybe the basic cases or whatever. But unless you actively seek out how to do stuff like inserting from different angles, or using Dw turns to set up easier inserts etc. you are going to hit a ceiling and progression can more or less stop.

That's just two examples of things that can massively improve your F2L when you get the hang of them, which you might never learn by just practising what you already know.